Bougherra wasn't sent off for his challenge on Langfield

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Stuart Dougall was just on real radio and clarified the Bougherra sending off.

 

He wasn't sent off for his initial challenge. The linesman thought he had seen Bougherra kick Langfield AFTER play had stopped. They checked this on the TV and he now believes that what he thought he saw didn't happen and therefore the red card needs to be rescinded.

[26th of foot 6,063]

Stuart Dougall was just on real radio and clarified the Bougherra sending off.

 

He wasn't sent off for his initial challenge. The linesman thought he had seen Bougherra kick Langfield AFTER play had stopped. They checked this on the TV and he now believes that what he thought he saw didn't happen and therefore the red card needs to be rescinded.

 

There's a similarity here, with BBC Scotland's portrayal of Glenn loovens pernicious studding of Edu and Linesman Chambers decision making process reference Bougherra.

 

BBC Scotland had it's proposed 5 minutes of old firm highlights on line for over 24 hours without portrayal or reference to Loovens assault. As soon as the incident was referred to the video review panel, the BBC hastily reinstated the footage in time for Monday night's Sportscene.

 

On Saturday, at the death of Radio Snyde's broadcast of that day's action, Bitter Martin finished with, "I hear Mulgrew's red card will be rescinded, Bougherra's will stand, the Linesman will not change his mind". The word is that Chambers is one of the great unwashed in regular contact with the Lawwell on message media types. Basically, Chambers had spoken to one of them, from the officials room at Ibrox. It would appear Chambers insistance that Bougherra goes down for violent conduct was his undoing. Everyone agreed, Bougherra's action was NOT deliberate, thus cannot be violent conduct.

 

It would appear that there is deliberate interference emanating from somewhere, not allowing the Yahoos to dictate the accepted/agreed line to be taken.